The Western Allegheny Railroad passed through today's Moraine State Park as it ran from Queen Junction to New Castle. Some of the old railbed is visible in the park; the rest is under the lake. This railroad provided a vital service from 1906-1939 but is mostly not known by today's park visitors. On Wednesday, September 27, author Polly Shaw will be presenting a free program, open to the public at shelter #7, McDanel's area at Moraine State Park. The pavilion is open to the weather, and near the Owlet Gift Shop 118 N Shore Dr, Portersville, PA 16051.
Come for a lovely weekday evening in the park and explore the history of the Western Allegheny Railroad. Pre-registration is not required.
Wednesday, September 27 at 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Moraine State Park, Pavilion 7, McDanel’s Area, North Shore
225 Pleasant Valley Road, Portersville, PA 16051-2031
Pavilion 7, McDanel’s Area, North Shore